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Humble Indie Bundle 3 Now Includes Bundle 2
You're already crazy if you don't jump on the third Humble Indie Bundle deal, which is offering six great games for a price that you choose. Now the geniuses behind this deal have gone ahead and added in the five games from the previous bundle, making you a certified lunatic if you don't buy it.
In addition to the previously announce Humble Indie Bundle 3 games (Crayon Physics Deluxe, Cogs, VVVVVV, Hammerfight, And Yet It Moves, and the bonus Steel Storm), players who pay more than the current average will also receive these five titles from Humble Indie Bundle 2: Braid, Cortex Command, Machinarium, Osmos, and Revenge of the Titans. The current average is a mere $5.05, meaning you can get ELEVEN awesome indie games for barely more than the cost of a fast food burger. Seriously!
Of course, that average is going to climb upward as more people grab this deal, so the sooner you buy in, the less you'll have to pay for the whole batch of games. Get it while it's hot, folks, and show the indie developer community the love it deserves. Check out all the details on the Humble Indie Bundle website.
[via GamePro]
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